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My Fair Lady at OSF in Ashland Oregon

March 27th, 2013 by Julie

George Bernard Shaw’s play  “Pygmalion”  comes to life in Oregon Shakespeare Festivals ” My Fair Lady”.

I have always loved this story of  a working class girl Eliza Doolittle who meets an upper class Professor  Henry Higgins out side a Theatre where she is selling flowers. With the help of the  wonderful music of Lerner and Loewe we are transported to early 1900′s London.

In this production there are all of  the songs that we love and are familiar with.  Rachael Warren as Eliza has a beautiful voice  and Jonathan Haugen as Henry Higgins has great comic timing and a much better voice than Rex Harrison in the film version. I especially loved Ken Robinson as Freddy Eynsford-Hill he was a real hoot.

The musical is a sheer delight, it had me hooked at the very beginning. I came out of the Theatre singing ” I could have danced all night ” and as the next line of the song goes I would have begged for more. Three hours was not enough for me I did wish for more.

Taming of the Shrew at the Bowmer Theatre in Ashland

March 14th, 2013 by Julie

This thoroughly modern version of Shakespeare’s comedy “ The Taming of the Shrew ” is a sheer delight. I loved every minute of it, with it’s contemporary references and Rockabilly band.

It’s a fresh, fun romp full of slap stick humor and foot tapping music. 

Run, don’t walk to the box office to get your ticket’s you won’t be disappointed.

Chamber Music Concerts at Southern Oregon University

February 27th, 2013 by Julie

Southern Oregon University presents the Calder String Quartet who have been called “outstanding” and “superb”by the New York Times. They will perform works by Stravinsky, Ades and Beethoven on Friday March 1st 2013 at 7:30 pm. Also the Quartet will performs works by Ben Johnson, Terry Riley and Beethoven on Saturday March 2nd 2013 at 3pm.

This Chamber Music concerts take place in the Recital Hall at the Southern Oregon University at 1250 Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland Oregon,

Tickets can be purchased online at www.chambermusicconcerts.org

Stay with us at the Blue Moon Bed and Breakfast and enjoy the show.

Fun at the Halloween Parade in Ashland

October 18th, 2012 by Julie

The annual Halloween Costume Parade this year in Ashland will be much more Kid Friendly. In the last few years some of the costumes were a little scary for young children, so this years theme will be ” For the Children”.

Ashlands Halloween Parade is the largest and most well attended in the Rouge Valley. The Parade will begin at 3.30pm  at the Public Library and goes to the Plaza.

From 3.45pm until 4.30pm  there will be trick or treating  and Face Painting in downtown on Main Street.

Entertainment provided by the Ashland Middle School Jazz Band and the High School Band, the bands will be performing at various locations from Gresham Street to the Plaza.

Come on down, take part in the Parade, enjoy treats from the merchants downtown, listen to the musical groups and have lots of fun.

Apple Tree Bounty

September 27th, 2012 by Julie

Apple tree bounty

Our apple tree has produced some delicious apples this year, we have picked quite a few ourselves, also guests and neighbors and the occasional deer have been enjoying them too.

Savor Southern Oregon

September 10th, 2012 by Julie

For all of you who live in the  Portland- Metro area,  there is a great food and wine event this coming weekend on Sunday 16th September from 2 to 6pm. at the Director Park. Showcasing wine and food from Southern Oregon. Wine makers will display more than 100 of the best wines unique to the region at Savor Southern Oregon.  Guests will be able to sample gourmet specialities such as a wide variety of cheeses and artisan chocolates from Harry & David,  the Rogue Creamery and Gary West Meats.  Chefs from Southern Oregon and Portland will cater the event including Willow Witt Ranch in Ashland and Blue Fox Farm in Applegate.  The event will include live music, and wine education seminars as well as a raffle to win a weekend getaway to Southern Oregon.

Come and experience the many reasons to visit Oregon’s fastest growing wine region.

Located at 815 SW Park Avenue Portland.

Tickets cost $39.00 in advance and $50.00 at the door. For more information or to purchase tickets. visit  www.savorsouthernoregon.com

 

Oregon Cabaret Theatre

August 1st, 2012 by Julie

Oregon Cabaret Theatre

Oregon Cabaret Theatre  in Ashland is celebrating 27th. season. Denny and the Dreamers will be rockin’ it out until August 26th. with ” Life Could Be a Dream” this is a delightful and energetic musical. A reasonably priced dinner is served before the show, or you can just see the show, either way it’s a classy professional show, that will keep you smiling all the way back to the Blue Moon.

Catch a play at the Shakespeare festival while staying at Blue Moon Bed and Breakfast

June 12th, 2012 by Trina Packard

Elizabethan TheaterBlue Moon Bed and Breakfast is close to The Arts of Ashland, OR. Visit the Angus Bowmer Theatre to indulge in pure entertainment. Enjoy a play involving a jealous wife, murder mystery, love, magic and the interweaving of several stories. Please see dates and times below.

Adapted by Bill Rauch and Tracy Young
From the plays by Euripides, Shakespeare,
and Rodgers & Hammerstein

Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella
April 18 — November 3 | Angus Bowmer Theatre
Directed by Bill Rauch and Tracy Young

Oregon Cabaret Theatre

May 29th, 2012 by Lisa Lidback

Cabaret DancerBlue Moon Bed and Breakfast is the perfect getaway from the busy city life of Ashland, but it is close enough to indulge in all the Art and culture Ashland, OR has to offer.

While staying with us visit the Oregon Cabaret Theatre, 2012 is their 27th Season, the theatre has a full lineup for the 2012 season so make sure to head on down or visit their website to catch a show or two during your stay.

Gift certificates are also available so if you have friends staying in Ashland in the near future, this makes a perfect gift.

visit www.oregoncabaret.com

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